"The Apostles are unlike any other wizarding organization." Mandy sighed. "They have existed for so long that I suspect even their own members cannot fully trace their history. Even the Apostles themselves know nothing of the organization's mysterious past!"
"To lift the veil surrounding this organization, and for the sake of your future, we spent some time investigating, sparing no effort and stopping at nothing. At last, we gathered a few scattered clues and caught a glimpse behind that veil."
"Despite the scarcity of information, we managed to use divination to deduce and piece together some valuable findings!"
"But later, we discovered a devastating truth: even if we uncovered the whole truth about the Apostles Organization, it would still be useless. Their past is a cursed history. It cannot be recorded in writing, nor can it be passed down. We tried writing it on parchment and carving it into obsidian, but every attempt produced nothing but distorted, useless information."
"We considered countless methods, even the Pensieve, but in the end..." Mandy shook her head and looked at Jerry again.
"That was why your father and I decided to draw on the Elder Wand's power to cast Bloodline Magic, hiding this memory deep within your bloodline until you could unlock it."
After listening to Mandy, Jerry frowned slightly and fell into thought. He vaguely remembered Catherine mentioning that the Apostles' past was a history that could not be recorded, but only now did he truly realize how unusual and complex the means of concealing it were. A question rose in his mind: what could possibly have driven them to pay such an enormous price to hide their entire history?
"All right, Jerry. None of that is really important, nor is it what I wanted to tell you through Bloodline Magic!" Mandy